There’s been a lot of this lately: people and other things showing their aversion to drones. Like this guy, who lassoed a drone while fishing off a pier in San Diego. And then there was this guy who shot down a drone with a shotgun because he thought it was a CIA surveillance device. The Inertia’s Ted Endo expressed his distaste for the flying pests in his piece entitled Why I Hate Drones. But it’s not only humans who hate drones. Animals don’t like them very much either. Here’s a two-meter Australian wedge-tailed eagle getting into defense mode when a drone flies too close to its nest.
Watch What This 2-Meter Eagle Does When a Drone Gets Too Close to Its Nest
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